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A plea on behalf of Israel

If anyone in a position of power in our United States federal government happens to read this, thank you. In addition to my thanks, please consider the following request from a libery-loving, politically-active United States citizen:

Please do not call down the government of Israel for their reaction to the terrorism that has plagued them for decades. Please respect their need to defend their sovereign state as we would have them respect ours. It is morally and ethically wrong to expect them to stand down in the face of the terrorism that is launched upon them in the form of missiles and homicide bombers.

Read, from the minds of Israelis, what is happening there and understand that to stand strong against terrorism, we must support them.

We can support the democratic movement in Lebanon without asking Israel to give in to terrorism. Let's stand strong against this and be assured that we stand on the right side of history.

Comments

Tre Pryor said…
Well put and I agree. 8^)
7/17/2006 08:42:00 AM
Rena Bernard said…
It's nice to know that other Conservatives agree, Paladin. I was actually shocked to hear that McCain is supportive of Israel this time around. Let's just hope that others in DC come to their senses and put the full stamp of approval on unleashing Israel to clean up their neighborhood.
7/18/2006 10:27:00 PM
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